What is Moroccan rasul clay?
Ghassoul clay, as it is known in English, also goes by names such as Rhassoul, Moroccan Red Clay, Volcanic Clay, Moroccan Lava Clay and more. The word Ghassoul comes from the Arabic word "ghassala", which means "to wash".
When moistened with water or floral water, the clay gives a smooth and almost buttery feel on the skin, while also exfoliating. It feels almost like soap, but without the lather - it's the perfect way to cleanse your face, body or even hair without the use of soap or other chemicals.
Can be used for, among other things face mask and as a body wash. Cleanses and absorbs impurities and excess oil from the body.
Avoid allergic reactions
Natural fragrances are just as allergenic as chemical ones.
Therefore, always remember to carry out a skin patch testbefore using the product.
How do you use rasul clay?
Mix the ingredients:
- In a glass, wooden or plastic bowl, mix 2 tbsp of clay with about 3 tbsp of liquid.
- Pour the liquid in slowly, making sure not to add too much. The consistency should be thick, not liquid and runny.
- If you add more of the wet ingredient than desired, you can simply increase the amount of clay.
What is rasul clay good for?
- High in minerals - especially silica, which is known to help tone the skin and improve resistance to bacteria and dirt
- Easily absorbed to remove toxins from the body
- Gentle and softening to the skin
- Incredibly effective at absorbing excess oil from the skin and scalp.
Applying the clay mask:
You can spread the mask with your fingers or with a cotton swab. However, it's best to use a makeup brush for the face. Avoid the eye area and use upward strokes. Apply the mask to the entire face, including the neck. Now relax with the mask on for anywhere from 5-15 minutes, preferably lying down. Don't fall asleep! It is best to remove the mask again just before it becomes completely dry. Rinse off with lukewarm or cold water. Your skin will glow with a more vibrant result.
Fluid selection by skin type
To combine the clay, you'll need different types of liquids depending on your skin type - to make your own DIY clay face mask.
Use only one liquid at a time!
Dry / Sensitive skin
Thick cream, honey or vegetable oils such as argan, jojoba or avocado.
Normal skin
A light vegetable oil such as moringa oil, sweet almond or apricot kernel oil. Whole milk is also recommended, as is flower water such as rose water or lavender.
Oily skin
Distilled water, spring water, witch hazel skin tonic or flower water such as lavender, geranium or rose water.
More information about Moroccan rasul clay
A delightful, unique and lush superfine powdered clay that is bursting with nutrients and rich in minerals such as silica, magnesium, calcium and more. This clay is incredibly valued around the world and is used by exclusive professional spas for its cleansing, nourishing, exfoliating and rejuvenating properties.
Rasul clay is unique because it's great for both skin and hair. This ancient clay is extracted from Morocco and is insanely rich in minerals.
It is very negatively chargedand most toxins in your skin are positively chargedso this clay is the perfect magnet to capture all those impurities; sebum residue, blackheads and oil around hair follicles. However, that doesn't mean it will leave your Completely dry skin Because of its elasticity and texture, it won't dry you out completely.
It's gentle enough that you can use it daily in small doses as a soap. You can also use it to make a powerful exfoliant if you mix it with crushed oats or almonds, and it's even great for absorbing excess toxin build-up on the hair, where it will restore volume and shine.
The story behind Moroccan rasul clay
Moroccan rasul clay is a super fine ancient clay that comes from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.
Although Moroccan rasul clay is difficult to obtain from the deep clay layers, it has been used for centuries by the ancient peoples of Rome and Egypt.
Moroccan rasul clay is rich in minerals such as silica, magnesium, iron, calcium, potassium and sodium.
It helps detoxify the skin while gently exfoliating at the same time.
Moroccan rasul clay is used by the finest spas around the world and is considered a luxury clay.
How to use
Mix two level spoonfuls of white kaolin clay powder with two and a half spoonfuls of water (optional). rose water)or vary the measurements to a preferred quantity and consistency.
Cover face and neck thoroughly with a brush but avoid sensitive areas like the eyes. Leave to dry for 15-20 minutes, rinse off with water, flower water or aloe vera gel and then apply a moisturising oil or face serum. Can be used weekly or as a spot treatment.
The holy grail of hair care. Mix equal parts clay and warm water, then apply to the entire scalp over the hair. Let the clay sit in a cover over the hair on your head, like a ceiling, for 15-30 minutes and then rinse. This will make even thick curly hair feel better than ever before. You'll love it!
ShampooMix Ghassoul clay with warm water to make a soft paste. Then apply to wet hair, from root to tip. Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes and rinse thoroughly. Ghassoul clay leaves hair soft and shiny.
Face maskMix Ghassoul with warm water to make a soft paste. Then gently apply the mixture to your face. Leave to dry until the mask has hardened and rinse thoroughly. It is recommended to moisturise the skin with Argan oil after the face mask treatment.
Body treatmentMix Ghassoul with warm water to make a soft paste. Then apply it all over the body. Let it dry for a few minutes and rinse thoroughly. Ghassoul removes impurities and dead cells. It will leave your skin silky smooth.
Natural content in rasul clay
Minerals | % |
Silica (SiO2) | 45-65 |
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) | 20-27 |
Aluminium Oxide (Al ₂O₃) | <5 |
Calcium (CaO) | <3 |
Iron Oxide (Fe2O3) | <2 |
Facts about Moroccan Rasul Clay
INCIMoroccan lava clay
More info: Wikipedia
English nameKeywords: Ghassoul clay
ColourColour: Brown, Beige
Extracted from: Sten
Country of originMorocco
ContentWeight: 90 grams
Best suited for: All skin types
CAS Number: 12417-86-6
EINECS Number: NA
BBE Date: JUN2024
Batch number: 4406401
Avoid allergic reactions
Natural fragrances are just as allergenic as chemical ones.
Therefore, always remember to carry out a skin patch testbefore using the product.
OBS:
Never use metals directly on the clay, as this will remove the good properties of the clay - always use plastic or wooden bowls and spoons.